Letters to the Editor 2017-04-13
BEACH BEER! If anybody enjoys drinking a beer or a glass of wine on the beach like free Oregonians have always been able to do, … Continue reading
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Activist Alert
Peter DeFazio in Florence, Oregonians for Science and Reason workshops, co-housing
• Oregonians for Science and Reason is offering a three-part workshop to help attendees develop a more critical eye towards social media content and current … Continue reading
Biz Beat
Jazz, Coalesce, Sequential and more
• April is Jazz Appreciation Month (shouldn’t that be every month?) and the Willamette Jazz Society is celebrating. The nonprofit has been providing the Eugene … Continue reading
Saving Public Education
An Evening of Dialogue with Diane Ravitch and Yong Zhao
By Roscoe Caron, Larry Lewin and Rachel Rich It is certainly true that Betsy DeVos, Donald Trump’s new U.S. Secretary of Education, poses a distinct … Continue reading
Nevertheless, the Eugene City Council Persisted
Recent secret tweets from @realUGNcitycouncil
The Satire Issue: Looking for humor in all the wrong places. April 1, 2017.
The Satire Issue
Remember, it’s April Fools Day?
Every single day that’s arrived since Jan. 20, we wake up, blink, rub our eyes and remember: It’s all still true. These are the times … Continue reading
Letters to the Editor 2017-04-01
I LOVE CATS EW HATES CATS I just read the dog-centric headline of your news story this week and saw the photo, and I’m so … Continue reading
Letters to the Editor 2017-03-30
TOO MANY PEOPLE The root cause of current climate change must be addressed: human over-population in a world with finite resources. Too many people equals … Continue reading
Letters to the Editor 2017-03-23
MINING TV BUTTE The Lane County Board of Commissioners has approved the land use change on a 4-1 vote, allowing for the destruction of a … Continue reading
Activist Alert
Douglas County libraries to close
• Ten Douglas County library branches will close on April 1, and Roseburg’s main branch library will close May 31. Douglas County Commissioners have asked … Continue reading